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What Causes Abdominal Pain And Bleeding After Rough Sex?
I had rough sex with a very well endowed partner and now I am experiencing minor abdominal pain and bleeding somewhat (the blood is darker than normal menstruation blood). My partner mentioned that he could feel my cervix during intercourse.
Have I torn my cervix? Should I see my gynecologist?
Have I torn my cervix? Should I see my gynecologist?
Thu, 25 Jun 2015
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Answer: Don't worry! The chances of it being due to anything serious are small.
The most likely cause of the bleeding is a cervical 'erosion', which can be easily treated by heating or freezing the surface of the bleeding area, either under a short anaesthetic at the gynaecology department of your local hospital.
You need to consult a gynecologist that will probably perform an internal (pelvic) examination to assess the size and shape of your womb and ovaries and may also take a cervical smear test if you are not up to date, or swabs to rule out infection as a cause of the bleeding.
Hope this answers your question. If you have additional questions then please do not hesitate in writing to us.
Wishing you good health!
Dr Suela
Thank you for asking Healthcaremagic!
I had gone through your question and understand your concern.
Answer: Don't worry! The chances of it being due to anything serious are small.
The most likely cause of the bleeding is a cervical 'erosion', which can be easily treated by heating or freezing the surface of the bleeding area, either under a short anaesthetic at the gynaecology department of your local hospital.
You need to consult a gynecologist that will probably perform an internal (pelvic) examination to assess the size and shape of your womb and ovaries and may also take a cervical smear test if you are not up to date, or swabs to rule out infection as a cause of the bleeding.
Hope this answers your question. If you have additional questions then please do not hesitate in writing to us.
Wishing you good health!
Dr Suela
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